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Leaveyour PAINS PORT CLINTON: Charlotte Ann McNerney, 74, of Port Clinton, OH, passed away unexpectedly, Friday, November 11, 2016, at H.B. Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton, OH. Charlotte was born on June 12, 1942, in eld, OH, the daughter of Lawrence N. and Maurine E. (Finney) Brown.

Her family moved to Columbus, OH in 1958, she graduated from Holy Rosary High School in 1960 and St. Mary of the Springs College in 1964. On October 10, 1964 at St. Catholic Church, Columbus, OH, she married James E. McNerney and he survives.

Charlotte was a registered medical technologist and retired from the Mt. Carmel West laboratory in Columbus in 1999. She was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Charlotte enjoyed embroidery and quilting. She had many friends whose talents she admired.

Charlotte will be greatly missed by her loving family and friends. Those left to cherish her memory: Loving Husband of 52 years: ames E. McNerney of Port Clinton; Children: Susan (Rich) Puhlman of Columbus, Michael McNerney of Columbus and Deborah (Jon) Legg of Commercial Point; Grandchildren: Adam, Ayrelle, Joy, Kaylee, Michael and Emily; Sister: Cindy (Wayne) Reaper of Blacklick, OH; Brother: Stephen (Sharon) Brown of Pataskala, OH; Niece: Terrie Ankeney and Nephews: Mark Brown and Jason Weisman. Charlotte was preceded in death by her parents. Visitation will be 5-8pm, Friday, November 18, 2016 at the Gerner- Wolf-Walker Funeral Home Crematory, Port Clinton, OH.

Family prayers will be held at Saturday, November 19, 2016, at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial conducted by Father John Missler at in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Interment will be in Catawba Island Cemetery, Port Clinton, OH. In lieu of owers, the family has asked that memorial donations in memory of Charlotte be given to Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 414 Madison St, Port Clinton, OH 43452 or to a charity of the choice. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com. Charlotte Ann McNerney PORT CLINTON: Raymond Rust, 64, of Port Clinton, Ohio, died Saturday, November 12, 2016 in the H.B.

Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton. The Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home Crematory of Port Clinton is assisting the family with arrangements. Raymond Rust OAK HARBOR: Dorothy Mae Windnagel, 88, of Oak Harbor, Ohio died Saturday morning, November 12, 2016 while a resident of Riverview Healthcare Campus, Oak Harbor. Arrangements in care of Robinson-Walker Funeral Home Crematory, Oak Harbor. Dorothy M.

Windnagel PORT CLINTON: Wayne Cedoz, 93, of Port Clinton, Ohio died Saturday, November 12, 2016 in Stein Hospice, Sandusky, Ohio. The Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home Crematory of Port Clinton is assisting the family with arrangements. Wayne Cedoz PORT CLINTON: Mildred Martin, 76, of Port Clinton, Ohio, died Friday, November 11, 2016 at Firelands Regional Medical Center, Sandusky, Ohio. The Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home Crematory of Port Clinton is assisting the family with arrangements. Mildred Martin ObituariesandphotographssubmittedtothePortClintonNews OBITUARIES The Redskins football team was on a mission, but in the way stood the same foe as last year, the Bishop Hartley Hawks, a big city perennial powerhouse and defending state champions.

Hartley knocked off Port Clinton last season in the first week of the playoffs and went on to win four more to earn the state title. know they were all fired up to get some revenge from last said Erik Douglas, whose son plays for the Skins as well. Much to the disappointment of the packed PC crowd at Frost-Kalnow Stadium in Tiffin, the Redskins fell short in their quest for revenge. But the enduring pride in Port Clinton remained evident throughout all four quarters, even as the game began to slip out of reach in the second half. When senior wide receiver Darius Daniels caught what would be Port only touchdown in the third quarter, the crowd showed an outpouring of support regardless of the scoreboard.

They were proud of the fight and a great 10-2 season, which included a conference championship and remarkable turnaround for seniors who went 0-10 as freshmen. way they accomplished what they did all throughout the McCoy said. Port Clinton coach Beau Carmon does not have a Facebook account, but to express how much the community support meant to his team, he shared a message through his Facebook. the town come alive and the happiness on our players faces on Friday nights is the best part of what we he wrote. Carmon even credited much of the suc- cess to the home field advantage and unbelievable travel from our parents and fan players, too, felt strongly about what the community meant to the team and what the team meant to the com- munity.

going to cherish what we Daniels said after the game. started 0-10, and we won an SBC championship. We brought the community to be one community because we are all Carmon said. are nett.com 419-680-4897 Twitter: Price Continued from Page 1A JON HERALD Port Clinton fans packed the large Frost-Kalnow Stadium in Tiffin for a playoff game against Columbus Bishop Hartley on Friday. year as archivist at Liberty Aviation Museum, and he became curator in Clyde last May.

His duties are similar at the two museums, and he is enjoying another opportunity to promote and preserve history. love being at Liberty. Ihandle objects, relics, artifacts and also the paper collection. In Clyde, I do all that and everything he said. love it here in Clyde.

I love the museum. Having grown up in Clyde until the fifth grade, I run into people I knew. A lady on the landscape committee here at the museum was my recess teacher at Vine Street School. neat. Life comes full Smith earned degrees in history and Christian ministries.

He served as a church planting missionary and was pastor of Port Clinton Baptist Church for 12 years. His jobs at the museums have allowed him to return to his passion for history and, in particular, his work overseeing historic relics. goal in this work was to be in curatorial he said. love military history, and now I get to be the curator of the boyhood home of a Civil War Between his two jobs, Smith is surrounded every day by relics, but his passion for military history helped him narrow down his favorites at each museum. At Liberty, he favors the visor of World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker and the World War II uniform worn by Quinten Roosevelt, son of Theodore Roosevelt.

His favorite of the thousands of relics in Clyde is General pistol, which is prominently displayed in the military room. Smith walked into the Clyde position just as major changes were taking place. This year, the Clyde Heritage League built an addition onto the museum, which added a conference room, a business office, a gift shop and extra display space. His goals include extending those improvements, and for now he is working on becoming more knowledgeable about the artifacts. trying to get my traction here, trying to get my feet wet by learning more Clyde history.

Growing up, I heard names likes Anderson, McPherson and George Burton Meek, but I know who they were. Getting acclimated to Clyde history is proving he said. Smith would like to develop more interactive displays for children in Clyde, and he wants to focus on collection development at both museums. intention is to assess, organize and make the archive collections accessible to the he said. am excited to see our PT Boat, PT-728, becoming accessible to the public next summer at the Liberty Aviation Museum.

a very exciting time for the museum to see it finally launched and ready to Contact Sheri Trusty at sheri.trusty@gmail.com or 419-639-0662. SHERI Gene Smith, curator of the Clyde Heritage Museum, stands in the military room which features, among many other objects, General sword. Smith is also an archivist for Liberty Aviation Museum in Port Clinton. Smith Continued from Page 1A that have a tip switch that shuts off the device if it tips over. 4.

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